A twelve-lesson journey from self-leadership to community transformation.
Explore the Academy roadmap, lesson objectives, activities, reflection prompts, Peace Challenges, and downloadable resources.

Learn it. Practice it. Live it. Lead it.
Filter the lessons by leadership stage, then open any lesson for objectives, activities, reflection, and practical application.
Why Nonviolence Still Matters
Understand the difference between violence and conflict.
Open lesson overview →The Six Principles of Kingian Nonviolence
Explain each of the Six Principles of Kingian Nonviolence in their own words.
Open lesson overview →The Six Steps of Nonviolent Social Change
Explain the six steps of nonviolent social change.
Open lesson overview →Understanding Anger, Trauma, and Emotional Intelligence
Define emotional intelligence.
Open lesson overview →Conflict Resolution and De-escalation Skills
Understand the stages of conflict escalation.
Open lesson overview →Breaking the Cycle of Violence
Identify the stages of the cycle of violence.
Open lesson overview →Servant Leadership—Leading Like Dr. King
Define servant leadership.
Open lesson overview →Building the Beloved Community
Define the Beloved Community.
Open lesson overview →Restorative Justice—Healing Harm and Restoring Relationships
Define restorative justice.
Open lesson overview →Becoming an Agent of Change
Understand what it means to be an agent of change.
Open lesson overview →Inspiring Others Through Leadership: Presenting Your Community Peace Project
Develop confidence in public speaking.
Open lesson overview →The Peacemaker’s Commission: Graduation, Commissioning, and Launching a Life of Service
Reflect on personal growth.
Open lesson overview →Become a Peacemaker
Understand courageous nonviolence, core principles, and a disciplined approach to conflict.
Lead Yourself
Strengthen emotional intelligence, self-control, responsibility, and healthy decision-making.
Lead Others
Practice listening, de-escalation, servant leadership, restorative justice, and belonging.
Change the World
Organize others, communicate a hopeful vision, and lead a Community Peace Project.
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